The dollar slipped from an 18-month peak on Thursday in choppy trading as a sharp drop in Treasury yields weighed on the greenback, while cautious remarks from Federal Reserve officials tempered...

PepsiCo has told an Indian court that its best-selling products could be out of stock nationwide within two months if the ban on the "energy drink" label continues. Rival Red Bull is free to keep selling its own drinks for now. PepsiCo's Sting, launched in 2017, has grown quickly, especially among teenagers and in rural markets. The ban would hit its India business hard.

The cost of insuring against US tech defaults has hit record levels in the latest sign of credit stress building in the AI trade, especially for data centres dependent on future revenue. ...

The cost of insuring against US tech defaults has hit record levels in the latest sign of credit stress building in the AI trade, especially for data centres dependent on future revenue. ...

Indian shares are set to open lower on Thursday, tracking Asian peers as a quicker-than-expected increase in US consumer price inflation raised expectations of another rate hike by the Federal Reserve...

Markets started the day on the back foot as trading kicked off in Asia on Thursday, as a quicker-than-expected increase in US consumer price inflation upped expectations for the Federal Reserve to...

US inflation data came in above expectations, briefly reviving market expectations that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates this month. The dollar index climbed as high as 102.94 during the session, an 18-month high. Investors then digested the data, and expectations shifted back to a patient Fed. The dollar's gains narrowed but it still ended higher, closing at 102.53.

Hotter-than-expected inflation data sent the Nasdaq to a sharply lower close on Wednesday, with worries about more interest rate hikes from the Federal Reserve pummeling shares of Oracle, CoreWeave...

Wheat futures closed higher Wednesday on the Chicago Board of Trade after the USDA's delayed Crop Progress report showed winter wheat planting running behind the normal pace. The report said 51% of the winter wheat crop had been planted, 7 percentage points behind the five-year average. Corn harvesting was 33% complete, also 6 points behind that average. Soybean and corn futures finished lower.